October 20, 2025 – Weekend Getaway in Vermont.

This weekend Wilma, Gus, myself, and my parents Adventured to a lovely Airbnb in Wardsboro, Vermont, along the Wardsboro Brook. The home was very nice, unique, and it had a little fenced yard to relax and enjoy the Autumn colors, smells, and sounds. Although the Brook was not seen directly from the home, the sound of water sang lovely songs from afar. We enjoyed great company, homemade food, and relaxing in a perfect location. We even got to watch the Patriots game, another exciting win! It was a peaceful setting which was just right. So glad we could enjoy a weekend away! (This blog will not be rated).

October 18, 2025 – A Day in Vermont

Yesterday, Wilma, Gus, and I adventured to Vermont as we headed to our weekend away. Our locations included: Woodstock, Plymouth, and the Mountain Creamery. I also stopped at numerous places to snap photographs and take in the scenery. Wilma loved laying in the leaves and sun while Gus was the champ of the rolls on this day (haha). I was pleased to see there was plenty of fall foliage still close to peak and especially loved the colors reflected on the water. I was thrilled to find the Mountain Creamery with a window for ordering, just perfect for traveling with pups. I ordered a breakfast sandwich, maple milkshake, and two dog ice creams – I was very impressed with my goodies, and the pups devoured their ice cream. The weather was perfect Fall, and we could not have had a better day. So thankful for a lovely Autumn Day of Adventures (This blog will not be rated)

July 26, 2025 – A Day In Vermont!

Today, Wilma, Gus, and I Adventured to Vermont for the Day. Our destinations included some of our favorite places like Marsh-Billings Rockefeller National Historic Park, and scenic views in Plymouth. The other areas we explored included: Florence, Pittsford, Quechee and various other stops along the way. Wilma and Gus loved rolling in the grass, eating some tasty ice cream, and a day out of exploring. I was happy to have a cooler day, and loved Marsh-Billings as always, some tasty maple ice cream, and endless flowers. It was a simple day, but yet just what we needed. So glad to enjoy a day trip today with my furry best buds! (This blog will not be rated)

July 26, 2025

Today, Wilma, Gus, and I Adventured to the Depot Covered Bridge in Pittsford, Vermont. The bridge is a lattice bridge which was built in 1840 and later went renovations. It traverses the Otter Creek.

We had a simple Adventure to the Depot Covered Bridge. I was pleased to find a bridge away from homes, and in a quieter location, however the traffic that came through did drive at a high speed. The bridge was a bit dull and had limited views of the Creek from the road. I loved finding wildflowers around the bridge, and of course Wilma and Gus enjoyed a bit of exploring the small area before a quick couple of poses. So glad to cross off yet another covered bridge form our list (Rating: 2.5).

August 22, 2024 – Park-McCullough Historic House – Vermont

Yesterday, Wilma, Gus, and I had a lovely, long daytrip that included five main adventures. I will be posting two of these (which happen to be the smaller ones) as the others I have blogged about previously.

Yesterday, Wilma, Gus, and I Adventured to the Park-McCullough Historic House in Bennington, Vermont. The Park-McCullough Historic House is a Victorian mansion built between 1864-1865. It was originally owned by Trenor W. Park, a wealthy entrepreneur. Park’s descendants made additional renovations before later entertaining President Benjamin Harrison as a guest. The Park-McCullough Historic House Association, a non-profit organization, currently owns the home and offers tours. The home is also utilized for special events.

We had a lovely Adventure to the Park-McCullough Historic House. We arrived as the sun was setting and headed straight for the gardens. The gardens were simple, yet lovely. We explored the grounds, the massive porch, and as much as we could locate. Both the pups enjoyed rolls, and the smells of the new area. There were other visitors wandering the grounds and locals walking with their dogs on leash. I loved watching the sun streaming through the trees, locating the little house-like structure, and of course the flower gardens. We took our time at this House before heading off to our last location. So glad we could Adventure to the Park McCullough House yesterday (this blog will not be rated).

July 26, 2024 – A Day in Vermont

Today, Wilma, Gus, and I Adventured to Vermont for the Day. Our destinations included some of our favorite places like Marsh-Billings Rockefeller National Historic Park, and some new locations like the Mosely Covered Bridge. You will find besides this blog I also posted a blog for the Moseley Covered Bridge to include in my Covered Bridge section of the blog.

Today was a gorgeous day, not too hot or humid, and a nice breeze. Wilma and Gus enjoyed walking through the woods, smelling the scents of nature, and rolling in the grass. Wilma especially relished laying in the shade, while Gus appeared to be searching for some creature in the grass, which made his adorable little tail wag as fast as can be. It was a relaxing day with some of everything. The colors were brilliant! I loved spending the time with these two and appreciating the great outdoors. Life has been challenging recently, and this was just what the soul needed. So glad we could Adventure to Vermont today, below you will find a photo collage of our Adventures.

July 26, 2024 – Stony Brook/Moseley Covered Bridge – Vermont

Today, Wilma, Gus, and I Adventured to the Stony Brook/Moseley Covered Bridge in Northfield, Vermont. This bridge is a wooden bridge that crosses Stony Brook. It was built in 1899 and is one of two remaining 19th century King post trus bridges in Vermont.

We had a peaceful Adventure to the Stony Brook/Moseley Covered Bridge. I had some difficulty locating it, and then surprisingly found it accidentally. The bridge was in a quiet and peaceful area, and had little traffic passing through. I took photographs from each end and down the river and of course made sure the pups posed for their expected bridge photograph. The bridge was falling apart on one side, but yet the red, and simplicity of the bridge still made a nice scene. So glad we could visit the Stony Brook/Moseley Covered Bridge today (Rating: 3).

May 4, 2024 – Lemon Fair Sculpture Park – Vermont

Today Wilma, Gus, and I Adventured to the Lemon Fair Sculpture Park in Shoreham, Vermont. The Lemon Fair Sculpture Park is a mile walk through country land, that displays over 50 sculptures. The sculptures feature various artists, and some are for sale. Frank and Elaine Ittleman run and organize the Park, and it is found on their property on Route 74. The Park is free but donations are appreciated.

We had a relaxing Adventure to the Lemon Fair Sculpture Park in Shoreham, Vermont. I emailed Ms. Ittleman before arriving at the Park to ensure the Park was open and dog friendly. We arrived to find ourselves being the only visitors. The Park began right on Route 74 and was in a very rural field. There appeared to be a path so we followed it along the mile route, including up a little hill. There were some sculptures near the family home but I did not go near that section to ensure their privacy.

Wilma and Gus seemed to enjoy sauntering along the trail, although Wilma did seem a bit warm. I took photos of many of the sculptures and appreciated the unique experience. The pups did a second glance at the horse statue but had no other moments of which they thought sculpture appeared live. My favorite sculpture was one by Martin McGowan appearing to be a metal sculpture of a face. I also appreciated those sculptures which framed the landscape. As you may expect I did not take photographs of all of the sculptures but many. So glad we could appreciate a new sculpture Park today (Rating 3.5).

January 15, 2024 – Eureka Schoolhouse and Baltimore Covered Bridge

Today, Wilma, Gus and I Adventured to the Eureka Schoolhouse and Baltimore Covered Bridge in Springfield, Vermont. The Eureka Schoolhouse is the oldest one room Schoolhouse in Vermont. It was originally built in 1790 but later reconstructed. The Baltimore Covered Bridge was originally constructed in 1870 and crossed the Great Brook River, but later was moved to the current location. The Schoolhouse and Bridge are a State Historic Site in Vermont.

We had a simple Adventure to the Eureka Schoolhouse and Baltimore Covered Bridge. We spent much of the day in Vermont, but this Site was our only new location, and therefore the only blog for today. We found the Site easily and wandered around to explore. It was a small area along the River. The brown color of the structures looked bright against the snow and blue sky. We walked around to check out each angle before heading on to our next location. Glad we could check out the Eureka Schoolhouse and Baltimore Covered Bridge today (This blog will not be rated).

October 15, 2023 – A Fall Day In Vermont

Today, Wilma, Gus, and I Adventured to Vermont. Our main destinations were: Woodstock, Plymouth, Ludlow, and Perkinsville. Much of the day was cloudy but the blue sky snuck through here and there, however the temperature was just right. I was a little disappointed as the locations we stopped were not in peak, but there were some beautiful spots along our route. Wilma and Gus loved walking through the leaves, while Wilma enjoyed some scenic rolls. So glad we could get out on a lovely Autumn Day.